Fabrizio Romano shares major Alexander Isak update for Liverpool as the striker will miss Newcastle’s matches this weekend.

There have been two major developments in the ongoing transfer story linking Alexander Isak with a move to Liverpool, one of which comes from well-known journalist Fabrizio Romano.

Isak’s future continues to draw attention, as the striker reportedly remains eager to leave Newcastle United and join Liverpool this summer.

Romano reports that Liverpool are ready to make another approach for the Swedish forward if Newcastle show any willingness to negotiate a sale.

Meanwhile, The Daily Mail claims that Isak will not feature in Newcastle’s upcoming two pre-season friendlies this weekend.

Romano shared the following update:
“Liverpool remain focused on Alexander Isak as the summer window enters its final stages. A new offer is ready if Newcastle show any openness to a deal. Isak remains firm in his stance — he doesn’t want to stay at Newcastle and is pushing for a move to #LFC.”

Isak Could Be the Ideal Signing for Liverpool

Alexander Isak is widely regarded as one of the top strikers in world football and has proven his quality during his time at Newcastle, playing a key role in their rise under Eddie Howe.

The 25-year-old was in top form last season, helping Newcastle return to the Champions League and scoring consistently throughout the campaign.

One of his most notable moments came when he netted the decisive goal in the Carabao Cup final — ironically against Liverpool, the very club he now hopes to join.

Isak’s ambition to make a step up seems justified, and his profile makes him an ideal fit for the style of football at Anfield.

Alexander Isak – Season Stats

Season Games Goals

2022/23 27 10
2023/24 40 25
2024/25 42 27

With Liverpool recently winning the Premier League under Arne Slot, adding a top-class striker like Isak could further strengthen their title defense. Partnering him with Mohamed Salah would create a devastating attacking duo capable of challenging the best defenses in Europe.

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